What was the Filipino revolutionaries' basic strategy during the Philippine Insurrection?
A) to ally themselves with the Spanish Army to force Americans out of the islands
B) to confront the United States Army in a series of decisive military engagements
C) to get frustrated blacks in the American Army to desert and join the insurrection
D) to use guerilla tactics until the United States tired of the fighting
D
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a. It was believed that Asians could not assimilate into American culture. b. Asians were viewed as political enemies to the United States. c. The war had generated a large amount of racial prejudice against non-whites.
What were the main elements of the Columbian Exchange between the New and Old Worlds? What were the benefits of this exchange for each region? What were its most negative effects?
What will be an ideal response?
In contrast to the labor system in the Chesapeake, the system in New England treated workers more like __________.
a) apprentices b) slaves c) gentry d) prisoners
Who would most likely have agreed with this statement?: “Paint pictures that will take with the public—never paint for the few but the many.”
a) George Caleb Bingham b) John Quincy Adams c) Nicholas Biddle d) James Monroe